Liverpool want to steal from Manchester City, Guardiola trembles

Jürgen Klopp does not seem to have found the key this season with Liverpool, despite having one of the best squads in the Premier League. Away from the positions that give access to the Champions League, which is the minimum required objective for the Reds, the team has not been able to get on track after being, for years, the main rival of Pep Guardiola's Manchester City, the clear dominator of England in recent years. That is why the Anfield outfit are already preparing more than 100 million euros to sign Jürgen Klopp's weakness Declan Rice, according to Football Insider.

The English player, currently at West Ham United, would help to give a huge leap in quality to a squad that, as we said, is already one of the best in the competition. In this way, Liverpool would once again be one of the main rivals of Pep Guardiola's Manchester City for the Premier League title next year.

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The player's desire not to renew his contract with his current club is also in the interests of Jürgen Klopp, who wanted to sign him back in June. Thus, if last summer the Hammers were asking 170 million euros for the English midfielder, now his price has already dropped to 110 million, an amount closer to what Liverpool would be willing to pay.

As mentioned, Rice plays a major role in the viability of this deal, as he turned down a renewal offer earlier this year and with just over 18 months left on his contract, West Ham United could be forced to sell him to Liverpool who would add a highly mobile and world class midfielder to their squad.

Jürgen Klopp wants Declan Rice

It is also worth noting that, although Jürgen Klopp's interest is very high, other clubs with huge financial potential such as Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea, among others, have also shown interest in acquiring the services of Declan Rice, so the Reds will have to make a big effort to return to their rightful status.